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Aug262025 by cineverseNo Comments

Frank Price, Former Universal and Columbia Studio Head, Dies at 95

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By Richard Natale According To The variety Veteran motion picture and television executive Frank Price, who had more than one go-round at both MCA/Universal and Columbia Pictures, died Monday in Santa Monica. He was 95. His son Roy Price, former president of Amazon Studios, reported his death, posting on X, “My father, Frank Price, passed away peacefully in his sleep this morning at 95. He lived a full life and we will miss him deeply.” One of the few journeymen writer-producers to rise through the ranks to head both television and film production divisions, Price headed MCA’s TV division in the 1970s, a period of great prosperity for the company, with such series as “Kojak,” “Baretta” and “The Rockford Files.” He moved on to become president of Columbia Pictures in 1978...

Aug262025 by cineverseNo Comments

David Spade Considered Using a Gun to Scare Off Five Men Who Followed Him Home to Get His Autograph to Sell: ‘Get the F— Out of Here… It’s Not Fans. It’s a Business’

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By Zack Sharf According To The variety David Spade revealed on the latest episode of his “Fly on the Wall” podcast (via Entertainment Weekly) that he considered using a gun to scare off professional autograph seekers who recently followed the actor back to his house after a comedy show. Spade explained it was not fans behind the scary ordeal, but people seeking his autograph so they can make a profit off selling Spade-signed merchandise. “I have a little road that goes up to my [house],” Spade said. “I’m going up this crummy little street, which is pretty skinny, and there’s two cars behind me. I don’t even notice. They’re kind of on my ass. I’m like, ‘Oh shit.’ It’s pitch-black up there. It’s a perfect place for carjacking [or a] robbery.”“They pull up next to me and stopp...

Aug262025 by cineverseNo Comments

Indie Horror Movie ‘Bone Lake’ Reveals Trailer and Provocative Poster, Moves Up Theatrical Release Date

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By William Earl According To The variety Indie horror film “Bone Lake” is headed to theaters for some seductive scares. The Bleecker Street and LD Entertainment thriller is set for an Oct. 3 theatrical release, as announced by a new trailer and poster. The film stars Maddie Hasson, Marco Pigossi, Alex Roe, Andra Nechita, Eliane Reis and Clayton Spencer. Mercedes Bryce Morgan, who helmed the 2022 films “Fixation” and “Spoonful of Sugar,” directed “Bone Lake,” and Joshua Friedlander wrote the script. “Saw X” DP Nick Matthews served as cinematographer on the production. Per the official logline, “A couple’s romantic vacation at a secluded lakeside estate is upended when they are forced to share the mansion with a mysterious and attractive couple. In this darkly hilarious and seduc...

Aug252025 by cineverseNo Comments

Manoj Bajpayee, Raam Reddy’s Berlinale Film ‘The Fable’ Lands Guneet Monga Kapoor and Anurag Kashyap as Presenters (EXCLUSIVE)

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By Naman Ramachandran According To The variety Two of India’s most celebrated film industry mavens are throwing their weight behind a new feature that blends folklore with contemporary storytelling. Guneet Monga Kapoor and Anurag Kashyap have come aboard as executive producers and presenters for “The Fable” (titled “Jugnuma” in Hindi), the latest directorial effort from Raam Reddy starring multiple Indian National Film Award winner Manoj Bajpayee. The magical realism drama is set to open theatrically across India on Sept. 12 via Flip Films. Set against the backdrop of the late 1980s Indian Himalayas, the film follows Dev (Bajpayee), who discovers mysteriously burnt trees scattered throughout his sprawling fruit orchard estate. As fires continue to break out des...

Aug252025 by cineverseNo Comments

‘John Wick’ Action Maestro J.J. Perry Brings Hollywood Heat to Yash’s ‘Toxic’ With All-Indian Stunt Squad: ‘We’re Here to Push Boundaries Together’ (EXCLUSIVE)

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By Naman Ramachandran According To The variety While most productions would batten down the hatches during Mumbai’s punishing monsoon season, the makers of “Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-ups” are doing the opposite — leaning into the chaos with what’s being touted as one of Indian cinema’s most audacious action shoots to date. At the eye of this creative storm is J.J. Perry, the Hollywood action architect behind the bone-crunching choreography of “John Wick” and “Fast & Furious.” The stunt veteran is currently deep into a 45-day action marathon that’s redefining the playbook for Indian cinema spectacle. But here’s the kicker: Perry, who typically assembles international dream teams of stunt specialists, has gone fully local this time around — handpicking an entirely Indian crew...

Aug252025 by cineverseNo Comments

Ali Atshani Wins Best Film Award at the 9th Hollywood Diversity Film Festival for My Little Moon

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by cineversedaily Los Angeles – In a remarkable achievement for Iranian cinema on the international stage, acclaimed filmmaker Ali Atshani has been honored with the Best Film Award at the 9th Hollywood Diversity Film Festival for his highly praised feature My Little Moon. The closing ceremony of this prestigious festival took place on August 24th in North Hollywood, California, bringing together filmmakers, actors, and industry professionals from around the world to celebrate cinematic diversity and artistic excellence. During the ceremony, Ali Atshani was formally presented with the Best Film Award, recognizing My Little Moon as one of the most outstanding works showcased at this year’s event. The film has been widely commended for its powerful storytelling, strong performances, an...

Aug202025 by cineverseNo Comments

Weapons’ Is a Box Office Hit. Now Movie Theaters Are Bracing for a Bleak Three Months

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By Rebecca Rubin According To The variety Every August, Alamo Drafthouse prepares for a late-summer slowdown. “We joke that weekday business gets soft because parents have to think about buying their kids a new backpack,” says the theater chain’s chief revenue officer, Mike Sherrill. Studios must have the same thought because the calendar from August through early October is always sparse, at least compared with the glut of new offerings in June and July. “There’s not a gigantic tentpole in the next six weeks,” Sherrill says. “But it’s our job to remind folks that just because ‘Avatar 3’ doesn’t come out until December doesn’t mean there aren’t great films before then.” On paper, business over the next few weeks looks bleak. But before anyone writes them off, it’s worth remembe...